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Tripp Palin news rollout adds mystery to birth
Will the media, including the hometown Anchorage Daily News, start looking for answers to all the questions raised by Tripp Palin's birth?
Those questions start with whether the kid was born on a Saturday or a Sunday, why Gov. Palin's office is stiffing the press so far as to not even issue a release (it did with Trig's birth), lie about why it's not releasing any PR and more.
Those questions start with whether the kid was born on a Saturday or a Sunday, why Gov. Palin's office is stiffing the press so far as to not even issue a release (it did with Trig's birth), lie about why it's not releasing any PR and more.
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The child's last name is Johnston. He is the grandson of a politician. The mother (Bristol) and father have a right to privacy and the grandmother governor is under no obligation to say anything.
Would you be clammering if some other Governor has a grandchild and didn't open the family medical records to the public?
December 30, 2008 5:52 PM | Reply | Permalink
What utterly ridiculous nonsense. Get a life.
December 30, 2008 7:26 PM | Reply | Permalink
Check People Magazine and US when the next issue comes out if you really want to know these things.
December 30, 2008 7:33 PM | Reply | Permalink
I don't believe that Tripp was even born yet. Why else is everything so hush-hush. When he is born, she'll probably have him by Ceserean so that they can deliver him a little early and then parade him around as if he is several weeks old. Ms Palin probably just got through the holidays and then realized, Oh Shit...I have to get Bristol to produce that baby real soon...since I announced to the world back in september that she was five months pregnant with the original due date being DECEMBER 18th!!!! Isn't it nice how Tripp and Trig kind of go together. Gosh, why doesn't someone demand paternity tests for Trig. So as it goes in the weird world of the Palins... secret births, strange names, and don't forget the shopping sprees of the Wasilla hillbillies.
January 3, 2009 3:51 PM | Reply | Permalink
Here are two websites that are continuing to collect information about the question of who is Trig Palin's mother:
http://www.palinbabyquestion.com
http://www.palindeception.com
January 12, 2009 2:15 AM | Reply | Permalink